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LOL about the pap and the 5 chicken necks. Ok Ness isn't to read this thread because she will think she is being VERY hard done by.

Oh I wasn't being critical wylie just interested thats all - it sounded like an aweful lot but then yep male dogs do need more and yes they probably don't eat as much when there is a bitch in season. Sorry I hope you didn't take offence at my post. I guess I am always interested to hear the amounts people feed as I really have no idea - some people say I am starving my girl with what I feed her. ETA. Leopuppy informed me that her Aussie male and aussie female would both get that much in a day as well so I guess maybe 4-5 chicken drumsticks isn't totally a huge amount for an active BC or Aussie.

Ah ok fair enough wylie - I guess I just have a slightly less active female :rolleyes: .

I presume that amount is for a BC puppy wylie. Either that or your chicken drumsticks are midget sized. Ness is lucky if she gets 1 of those a day and then maybe 1/4 cup of dry food in the evening.

Ooops Harminee sorry. Mine can go on hold for a while thats fine no rush. ETA. What do you mean link to the larger versions - do you have links for the ones you have already posted or are they the larger versions?

ROFL not all - my favourite one so far was surprisingly a shot I took .

They are all wonderful Harminee and sorry piper for the piper and ness one but I love that photo. Well I love them all. My favourite from Harmiee would be without doubt either the sleeping Ness or the latest wonderful Ness creation with the double frame. Thanks sooooo much . ETA. Hope you are feeling better soon.

Oh you could make them but just as easy to buy. I paid $16 for one set, $25 for another and $20 for another. ETA. This is one place you can order them online from. http://www.callicoma.com.au/training1.htm

Creative - well if you intend to trial best getting a set of regulation scent articles.

Thanks Harminee love that one to - wish I could do them but I can't and your just so talented. You rock .

Well Freckles did ask (Ness and Piper)

Wow Harminee that one of Ness is absolutely fantastic - you just keep working wonders .

And what is wrong with that addiction you guys are fantastic - here is another one if anybody wants to play.

One of the SA Rough Collies (Collieston Magic Happens aka Magic) apparently won Masters Agility, Masters Jumping, Open Agility and Open Jumping as well as UD.

Hmm well Ness and I will be there if I pull my act together and fill in entries - close Monday I think from memory don't they. Will deliver them on Sunday at the GSD club trial. We shall be running Masters Agility and Masters Jumping and maybe a few open agility/jumping rounds depending on what I feel like.

Wow harminee your very talented at this.

God you guys are brilliant Thanks I love them both very much.

Hey C+Z thanks I can only take credit for the average ones. Rubiton took the top one at a DOL meet and Piper took the bottom one when we took the dogs to the beach one day.

Ok here are a few photos of Ness (Lochness CDX ADX JDX SPD GD) if anybody wants a play:

Oh you guys are so talented - I tried today but I did a shocking job which wasn't worth saving away. Might post some pics up for you experts to play with but won't be till tomorrow .

God you guys are all so clever. They all look brilliant. Love Piper and the sheep and congrats for the other weekend.

I have been thinking this thread through - I guess putting both dog and human on a plane and flying to Perth from Adelaide for a 3 weeks to get a bit of training is bordering on insane and contemplating the idea a second time even more so.

Oh yes - Piper got her first CD pass at the same trial that Ness got her first pass which was ages ago ;) . Hmm I won't say how long it actually took you from finishing the title to actually apply for it (or have you still not ).

I think the SA endurance test - don't quote me but the recall is just like a puppy recall. So dog on lead and you run backwards and call the dog. I know it can all be done on-lead which is highly recommended in case the dog is a bit tired after . But yeah its just to show the dog is under control and can still work after and usually not much to worry about.

I belong to a positive gundog list and one of the people on there published a positive gundog book but don't think its the same book you are referring to.